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Freud saw blades for cabinet shops and home workshops: table saw and miter saw blades, thin-kerf blades, blades for laminate, melamine and metal, and dado sets for grooves and rabbets.

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  • Ripping and crosscutting wood: general-purpose and finish blades, including the Diablo Wood Demon
  • Sheet goods: laminate and melamine blades that cut without chipping the face
  • Dado sets: the Freud Dial-A-Width dado, dado chippers and a dado shim set
  • Thin-kerf blades: take less material and need less power

Choosing a saw blade

More teeth give a smoother cut; fewer teeth cut faster. Check the diameter and arbor size for your saw, and the kerf (thin-kerf blades suit lower-powered saws).

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Questions

What saw blade is best for plywood?

A high tooth-count blade made for sheet goods or laminate gives the cleanest edge with the least chipping.

What is a dado blade?

A stacked set of blades and chippers that cuts wide, flat grooves for shelves and joinery in one pass.

What does thin kerf mean?

The blade is thinner, so it removes less wood and takes less power; it suits smaller table saws.

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